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For each generation, they all have their unique style of drawing. Lets start from the beginning.

FIRST GEN:
I would take photos of my drawings with my chromebook that I had for school for half a year until I got my PC. At the beginning, I drew with pencil, but since the camera quality wasn't that great, I then drew with a marker so y'all can see the drawing better. Sometimes it worked, but other times it looked bad.
Do I think the style of drawing was bad? No, it art itself at least, it's just the camera quality. And then by the end of this gen, I got my phone, and that's where the quality became better, even with pencil drawings.
But in my opinion, I think the bad quality photos is what gives this first generation the aesthetic look, that look of nostalgia. And not just the looks of it but the tone of it, around this time I was listening to a lot of Eminem, and my drawings would often have lyrics in them and all of that, and those were inspired by a lot of his rap songs. I don't think anyone could relate, but eh, it is what it is.

SECOND GEN:
Here I'd still take photos, with my phone, but this time, instead of posting it raw, I'd use an app to filter them out to look black and white instead of like a "photo" photo. I use an app called "Notebloc" without a K, on the app store, I believe it's only there. But it was useful, I'd use it a lot for my drawings.
And then I would go in MSpaint, and edit out the smudges and those excess lines. And with many hours of editing - yes it does take that long to edit - it often looks better. And I've been doing that for the majority of this generation, until my phone breaks.
I break my phone, and not having anything to take a photo of for my drawings, I decided to start digitally. In the past, I did drew digitally in JRP, sometimes in DA Muro with the Album Covers. But in here, I would draw in photoshop at school with their Macs. Now of course, I don't have photoshop, but even though that I know how to use it. But that time was when I did had my phone, and had my drawings. Without it, I would just draw freely on the PC, or Mac, depending on what I was using.
What made this style of drawing unique, at least for the photos, is that it was the beginning for Knikings. And that story started as like a "What if these character were Clash Royale Cards" kind of shit. And it evolved into something better. And for the digital art, that was the beginning of Anthe, where I was SUPPOSED to make comics for it, but I never did.
I didn't had a phone for a few months, until I fixed it.

THIRD GEN:
Now that I got my phone fixed, I'd continue to take photos. I know what you're asking, "how come that isn't still in second gen? Wouldn't you started third gen once you got your tablet?" And that's a good question, and the answer to that is that getting my phone fixed was like opening a gift and realizing that it's something that you wanted so much. The tablet however, I just consider that as an upgrade, and I didn't really made that as a big deal. Maybe I did, I forgot, but I'm sure I didn't.
Now, the style of drawing changed a lot here. Even with the tablet, I would still take photos and then layer it underneath on a new one so I can draw over it. And I kinda still do that today, but on rare occasions. But after a while, I started to free draw more than taking photos of drawings and drawing over it.
Now, the tone of it isn't really exact. While there were more Anthe drawings, at least the photos, some Kniking characters would merge out into different series, like Octavia merged to Anthe. And most of the Kniking characters like Lyra, Melinda, Mosi, and Isamu, merged into their own series, but that's not until Fourth Gen. But yeah, the style of drawing would be depending on what the drawing is, but the main style would be the centered square, or rectangle in the middle of the drawing.

FOURTH GEN:
The current generation, it doesn't really have a unique style yet, but I can see the ones with the circles in the middle to be the main style. However, it can change, depending on how long the generation can go for, or how many drawings are drawn. Or whatever. So yeah, not much to say here, only that it's not exact yet.

I hope y'all enjoy this!

Description
For each generation, they all have their unique style of drawing. Lets start from the beginning.

FIRST GEN:
I would take photos of my drawings with my chromebook that I had for school for half a year until I got my PC. At the beginning, I drew with pencil, but since the camera quality wasn't that great, I then drew with a marker so y'all can see the drawing better. Sometimes it worked, but other times it looked bad.
Do I think the style of drawing was bad? No, it art itself at least, it's just the camera quality. And then by the end of this gen, I got my phone, and that's where the quality became better, even with pencil drawings.
But in my opinion, I think the bad quality photos is what gives this first generation the aesthetic look, that look of nostalgia. And not just the looks of it but the tone of it, around this time I was listening to a lot of Eminem, and my drawings would often have lyrics in them and all of that, and those were inspired by a lot of his rap songs. I don't think anyone could relate, but eh, it is what it is.

SECOND GEN:
Here I'd still take photos, with my phone, but this time, instead of posting it raw, I'd use an app to filter them out to look black and white instead of like a "photo" photo. I use an app called "Notebloc" without a K, on the app store, I believe it's only there. But it was useful, I'd use it a lot for my drawings.
And then I would go in MSpaint, and edit out the smudges and those excess lines. And with many hours of editing - yes it does take that long to edit - it often looks better. And I've been doing that for the majority of this generation, until my phone breaks.
I break my phone, and not having anything to take a photo of for my drawings, I decided to start digitally. In the past, I did drew digitally in JRP, sometimes in DA Muro with the Album Covers. But in here, I would draw in photoshop at school with their Macs. Now of course, I don't have photoshop, but even though that I know how to use it. But that time was when I did had my phone, and had my drawings. Without it, I would just draw freely on the PC, or Mac, depending on what I was using.
What made this style of drawing unique, at least for the photos, is that it was the beginning for Knikings. And that story started as like a "What if these character were Clash Royale Cards" kind of shit. And it evolved into something better. And for the digital art, that was the beginning of Anthe, where I was SUPPOSED to make comics for it, but I never did.
I didn't had a phone for a few months, until I fixed it.

THIRD GEN:
Now that I got my phone fixed, I'd continue to take photos. I know what you're asking, "how come that isn't still in second gen? Wouldn't you started third gen once you got your tablet?" And that's a good question, and the answer to that is that getting my phone fixed was like opening a gift and realizing that it's something that you wanted so much. The tablet however, I just consider that as an upgrade, and I didn't really made that as a big deal. Maybe I did, I forgot, but I'm sure I didn't.
Now, the style of drawing changed a lot here. Even with the tablet, I would still take photos and then layer it underneath on a new one so I can draw over it. And I kinda still do that today, but on rare occasions. But after a while, I started to free draw more than taking photos of drawings and drawing over it.
Now, the tone of it isn't really exact. While there were more Anthe drawings, at least the photos, some Kniking characters would merge out into different series, like Octavia merged to Anthe. And most of the Kniking characters like Lyra, Melinda, Mosi, and Isamu, merged into their own series, but that's not until Fourth Gen. But yeah, the style of drawing would be depending on what the drawing is, but the main style would be the centered square, or rectangle in the middle of the drawing.

FOURTH GEN:
The current generation, it doesn't really have a unique style yet, but I can see the ones with the circles in the middle to be the main style. However, it can change, depending on how long the generation can go for, or how many drawings are drawn. Or whatever. So yeah, not much to say here, only that it's not exact yet.

I hope y'all enjoy this!